Spring 2011 - Worlds Records

JSP
77114 BOB WILLS AND HIS TEXAS PLAYBOYS TEXAS, HOLLYWOOD AND CHICAGO Blue Bonnet
Rag • Time Changes Everything • Medley Of Spanish Waltzes • Bob Wills Special • Big Beaver • New
San Antonio RosevLyla Lou • New Worried Mind • Maiden’s Prayer • Oh! You Pretty Woman • I Knew THe
Momen I Lost You • Donw And Gone • Twin Guitar Special • Take Me Back To Tulsa • Takin’ It Home •
Blue Bonnet Lane • Bob Wills Stomp • Li’l Liza Jane • Please DOn’t Leave Me • Cherokee Maiden • Ride
On (My Prairie Pinto) • Got A Letter Fro My Kid Today • It’s All Your Fault • Goodnight Little Sweetheart •
Dusty Skies • My Life’s Been A Pleasure • We Might As Well Forget It • Home In San Antone • That Hot
Lick Fiddlin’ Man • Liberty • Miss Molly • Honeymoon Trail • You’re From Texas • Goodbye Liza Jane •
My Confession • Ten Years • Let’s Ride With Bob (Theme Song) • Whose Heart Are You Breaking Now? •
Hang Your Head In Shame • Smoke On The Water • Texas Playboy Rag • Roly Poly • You Don’t Care what
Happens To Me • Stay A Little Longer • You Should Have Thought Of That Before • I Can’t Go On THis Way
• Stars And Stripes On Iwo Jima • Silver Dew On The Bluegrass Tonight • New Spanish Two Step • Empty
Chair At The Christmas Table • I’m Feelin’ Bad • White Cross On Okinawa • This Is Southland • Cotton Eyes
Joe • Staccato Waltz • Punkin’ Stomp • Sugar Moon • Rose Of Old Pawnee • How Can It Be Wrong • Brain
Cloudy Blues • Bob Wills Boogie • There’s A Big Rock In The Road • I’m Gonna Be Boss From Now On • Fat Boy Rag • The Kind Of Love I Can’t
Forget • The Devil Ain’t Lazy • A Sweet Kind Of Love • Hometown Stomp • Cowboy Stomp • Misery • Bob Wills Schottische • Texarkana Baby
• Good Time Cakewalk • Can’t Get Enough Of Texas • You’re There • New Texas Playboy Rag • Deep Water • Silver Lake Blues • Little Cowboy
Lullaby • Closed For Repairs • Dog House Blues • Bubbles In My Beer • ‘Neath Hawaiian Palms • Papa’s Jumpin’ • Don’t Be Ashamed Of Your
Age • Blackout Blues • Spanish Fandango • I Want To Be Near You • Sally Goodin’ • She’s Gone • I Had A Little Mule • Go Home With The
Girls In The Mornin’ • Still Waters Run The Deepest • Cotton Patch Blues • Nothin’ But The Best For My Baby • Blues For Dixie • Cross My Heart
I Love You • Keeper Of My Heart • I’ll Have Somebody Else • Thorn In My Heart [1940-1947] 4-CD set. The earlier collection of Bob Wills’s
recordings (JSP 7770) concluded with eight tracks from a Playboys’ April 1940 session. This second collection begins with the remaining three titles
from that date. Things were about to take off for Wills and company. San Antonio Rose had come to the attention of the Irving Berlin Incorporated
company. Here’s the 1940 line-up - numbering seventeen - more than a match for big bands like those of Goodman, Miller and the Dorseys. And
here’s the amazingly successful New San Antonio Rose and Big Beaver showing that Bob could compete with the best on any level. These tracks
- some recorded during Bob’s successful stay in Hollywood - show how he established himself as one of the era’s leading entertainers - and how
he stayed there. [Item Code: 66570 4-CD: $30.00]
77125 LEROY CARR VOLUME TWO WHEN THE SUN GOES DOWN Southbound Blues • Barrel House Woman • • Barrel House Woman
No. 2 • Florida Bound Blues • Cruel Woman Blues • Muddy Water • I believe I’ll Make A Change • Black Gal (What Makes Your Head So Hard?)
• Don’t Start No Stuff • George Street Blues • Bo Bo Stomp • Big Four Blues • Hard Hearted Papa • Hard Hearted Papa • You Left Me Crying • You
Left Me Crying • Broken Hearted Man • Evil-Hearted Woman • Evil-Hearted Woman • Good Woman Blues • Hustler’s Blues • Eleven Twenty-Nine
Blues • You’ve Got Me Grieving • Lonesome Man Blues • Lonesome Man Blues • Break Baker • Tight Time Blues • Longing For My Sugar • THe
Stuff Is Here (And It’s Mellow) • Black Wagon Blues • Shinin’ Pistol • Arlena • Arlena • It’s Too Short • My Good For Nothin’ Gal • Suicide Blues
• Suicide Blues • Rozetta Blues • Rozetta Blues • Church House Blues • Rocks In My Bed • When The Sun Goes Down • Bad Luck All The TIme
, Big Four Blues • Just A Rag • Ain’t It A Shame • Going Back Home • Six Cold Feet In The Groun • Stepchild (a) • New Mean Misstreater Blues
(a) • Bleeding Heart Blues (a) • Tired Of Your Low Down Nasty Ways (a) • Good Evening Blues (a) • You Don’t Mean Me No Good (a) • Prison
Bund Blues (a) • Last Respects (a) • New When The Sun Goes Down (a) • Past And Gone (a) • After The Sun’s Gone Down (a) • You Done Showed
Your DBA (a) • How Long Baby How Long? (a) • L&N Blues (a) • Stony Lonesome Graveyard (a) • Life Of Leroy Carr (a) • George Barrel House
(a) • Old Rainy Day Blues (a) • Bad Luck Child’s Request (a) • A Woman Gets Tired Of The Same Man All The TIme (b) • Going South Blues (b)
• Hurry Down Sunshine And See What Tomorrow Brings (b) • The Snithcher’s Blues-1 (b) • Bound To Be A Monkey-2 (b) • Special Delivery Blues
(b) • Little Slow Blues (b) • Winter Blues (b) • Chicago Moan Blues (b) • Cold Rocks Was My Pillow (b) • Leaving Blues (b) • Don’t You Love Your
Daddy No More (b) • Daddy, What You Going To Do? (b) • How Long How Long BLues (b) • How Long, How Long (b) • Sloppy Drunk Blues (b)
• Graveyard Blues (b) • Ain’t Gonna Be Your Dog No More (b) • Tired As I Can Be (b) • Shady Lane (b) • Love In Vain (b) • Where Were You Last
Night? (b) • Prisoner Bound (b) • My Old Pal Blues (b) (With: a- Bumble Bee Slim & Bill Gaither; b- Friends Of Leroy Carr) (Featuring Scrapper
Blackwell) 4-CD set. By the late summer of 1934, Leroy Carr and Scrapper Blackwell had enjoyed a seemingly endless string of popular releases
cover- ing nearly six years. Despite the Depression, they had vis- ited the studios every year except 1933. A small coterie formed, which included
pianist contemporaries Peetie Wheatstraw and Walter Davis. Only Carr’s untimely death in early 1935 brought their run to an end. Here are Carr’s
later recordings, which show he maintained his inimitable style to the end. Also included are a selection of recordings from his circle - showing
that talent was not confined to the master alone. [Item Code: 66292 4-CD: $30.00]
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FLARE
313 VAUGHN MONROE YOU ARE THE ONE At The Crossroads • You Danced With Dynamite • A Sinner
Kissed An Angel • And So It Ended • Last Night I Said A Prayer • I Guess I’ll Be On My Way • Cool Water
• Are These Really Mine? • It’s My Lazy Day • Beware My Heart • The Stars Will Remember • Ballerina •
Love For Love • The Legend Of Tiabi • Melancholy Minstrel • Riders In The Sky • You Are The One • The
Phantom Stage Coach • They Call The Wind Maria • Faith • Lonely Eyes • Ruby • Small World • Less Than
Tomorrow In the days of the Big Bands there were many bandleaders who fancied themselves as vocalists
as well as instrumentalists. But without doubt Vaughn Monroe was the most successful of them all. Although
a prize-winning trumpeter, when fame came to him it celebrated his talent as a singer. Affectionately once
tagged The Mellow bellow, his rich baritone voice scored a string of hits through the decade of the forties.
This new release from Flare offers a handful of those hits, giving us the chance to hear again Ballerina, Cool
Water, Riders in the Sky et al – and what superb tracks they are. In addition, however, the collection also offers
a number of fine recordings that are much less well known. And what a great collection we have – from
the haunting opening At the Crossroads, to The Phantom Stage Coach and Legend of Tiabi, they are all treasures. [Item Code: 66593 CD: $18.00]
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